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sole plate of iron (cleaning)
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            i use a blunt knife and never damaged the iron.0
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            our iron is currently dripping rust every time I use it, how should i clean it?!
 I've had it on heating up and draining out through the holes on a hot temperature, thinking that would clear it, but its still doing it!
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            I think you can use white vinegar rather than a cleaner bought in a supermarket - will act as a descaler too. I did this once and just poured it in, heated up and pressed the clean button (on the steam control usually) Hope it works.0
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            Try taking a look at the Laundry section of the Cleaning Collection.
 Lots of threads there to give you ideas.
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            I'm a student (yes - one who owns an iron!) I have at some point irnoned over a transfer/got burn/black marks on my iron plate. Anyone any idea how to get rid of it besides expensive stuff from Lakeland and the likes?
 Tried a bit of vineger - not much though as didn't want clothes to smell!!!
 Cheers in advance0
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            scrub lightly with a nylon scrubber, works every time for me.0
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            Rub a cheapy candle up and down on it while it's warm, don't forget to wipe it clean though.0
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            Can anyone tell me how to?
 I've managed to some purple dye on the soleplate - no idea what item of clothing it came from! I've now managed to transfer some of it to one of my dd's t-shirts:rolleyes:
 I tried cleaning it with a soapy cloth but it didn't work.0
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            :rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0
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